Cadillac

After the death of her sister, Renee Davis is rebuilding her life. She has sworn of bad boys, and anyone who reminds her of the man who killed Hailey. Fate has other plans when she sets eyes on the epitome of what she had tried so hard to stay away from; Isaac. Isaac Ramirez is tatted up, Mexican man who drives a Cadillac. He is a member of San Diego's exclusive car club, the "Low-Low's". When he sets his eyes on Renee, he is determined to have her. They have an intense and instant connection, but circumstances of the past and present make them question their relationship. Lies are told. Tears are cried. Wounds are reopened. Will love be lost or can they overcome their obstacles? WARNING_ For Mature Audiences Only due to sexual content and adult situations. This is a standalone novel. What people are saying about Cadillac “I read this today in a couple of hours and truly liked the story. This story was very easy to see in the minds eye as the characters and plot were all well described. Looking forward to the next book in the series, truly enjoyed the style of writing and was easy to follow.” - Bella, Amazon Reviewer “I finished this one in a couple of hours. Really great book I have been looking for that something different and this was it. For a debut novel it was amazing. It was so relatable to me being from SoCal. Great job.” - T. Morales, Amazon Reviewer “From the moment you finish this book you will want to reread it. It is beautiful, emotional, healing, loving, heartbreaking, sexy and everything in between! You will not be disappointed! I will be a forever fan of A. Vasquez and can't wait for more from her! Congratulations on your debut novel! Loved every word!” - Amanda, Goodreads Reviewer “Raw, emotional, touching, passionate and real! Are all words that come to mind when I read this book. I loved Isaac and Renée's names, and story, with a real to life experience and a love that escalade as fast as an escalade, this story was a beautiful journey of love, trust, fear and new beginnings, that all girls wished they could have for themselves.” -K. Goodman, Goodreads Reviewer